~Splottifer~
Warren Scout
Ok (sorry have tried to look for the answer to this and all the threads I found were on not eating and thus not pooing?)
Just brought new bun home and she is eating fine but I can't see any poos Worried the journey and change of scene may have stressed her into getting ill somehow :?
She seems fine in herself happy to explore her crate and has definitely wee'd (in her bedroom of course - she is sitting in her litter tray-what a lovely bed! :roll: )
I've tried to feel her stomach without stressing her too much (she doesn't like being handled) and it doesn't feel bloated or hard She looks normal just a bit unsettled.
She's eaten half an aple (sans pips of course) some dried grass and her russel rabbit mix, except for the boring bits that she doesn't seem to like! (that came with her will be gradually changing her onto SS like SPlott so that there are no boring bits to leave!)
Anyway, should I be rushing her to the vets for an emergency out of hours consult or just keeping a close eye on her for now?
p.s.
Splott is so well litter trained he wont wee in his travel cage and will hold it in til we get home, as this bunny is used to being outdoors could she be waiting for grass to poo on?! :shock: :?
Just brought new bun home and she is eating fine but I can't see any poos Worried the journey and change of scene may have stressed her into getting ill somehow :?
She seems fine in herself happy to explore her crate and has definitely wee'd (in her bedroom of course - she is sitting in her litter tray-what a lovely bed! :roll: )
I've tried to feel her stomach without stressing her too much (she doesn't like being handled) and it doesn't feel bloated or hard She looks normal just a bit unsettled.
She's eaten half an aple (sans pips of course) some dried grass and her russel rabbit mix, except for the boring bits that she doesn't seem to like! (that came with her will be gradually changing her onto SS like SPlott so that there are no boring bits to leave!)
Anyway, should I be rushing her to the vets for an emergency out of hours consult or just keeping a close eye on her for now?
p.s.
Splott is so well litter trained he wont wee in his travel cage and will hold it in til we get home, as this bunny is used to being outdoors could she be waiting for grass to poo on?! :shock: :?
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